Eustachy, who took over fromTim Miles in April and who’s inline to take his fourth school tothe NCAA tournament after guid-ing Southern Miss, Iowa State andUtah State there, said his focus ison the Mountain West race,where the Rams trail No. 19 NewMexico by a half game for firstplace.

“New Mexico is clearly theteam to catch, but there areother teams right behind themthat have a chance, and I thinkthat we are one of them,” Eu-stachy said. “It’s going to comedown to who plays the best bas-ketball in the second round ofconference play.”

The Rams were ranked fourweeks overall in 1953-54, rising as

high as No. 18.Making for a fitting story line,

the Rams will celebrate the pro-gram’s heritage by wearingpumpkin orange and alfalfa greenuniforms with the Colorado A&Mmascot “Aggies” written acrosstheir chests for Wednesday’sgame against San Diego State,which is in third place in thetightening MWC race.

“I’m not a real ‘poll watcher’ ..But I am extremely aware ofwhere (teams) are in confer-ence,” Eustachy said. “Our goal isto win a championship. It alwayshas been.”

BOWLINGCROFTON

WOMEN’S AMERICANHIGH TEAM GAME: DSM Apts. 752HIGH TEAM SEREIES: DSM Apts.

2181HIGH INDIVIDUAL GAME: Jane Daw-

son 185, Morgan Zavadil 169, Katie Tramp164

HIGH INDIVIDUAL SERIES: JaneDawson 495, Morgan Zavadil 451, LavertaMauch 440

I STANDINGS: Comfy Feet.biz 44-16,Lewis & Clark Specialty Hospital 24.5-35.5,Arens Const. 20-40

II STANDINGS: F&M Bank 39.5-20.5,DSM Apts. 29-31, Wiebelhaus PDR 23-37

HIGHLIGHTS: Rebecca Climer 3-10;Maggie Carter 6-7-10; Danielle McFarland5-10

MEN’S COMMERCIALHIGH TEAM GAME: (2/5) Goeden

Steel 928; (2/7) Coors Light 961HIGH TEAM SERIES: (2/5) Goeden

Steel 2592; (2/7) Coors Light 2597HIGH INDIVIDUAL GAME: (2/5) Ryan

Tramp 255, Joe Wiebelhaus 225, ToddMoody 225; (2/7) Rob Wiebelhaus 235,Dan McFarland 233, Joe Wiebelhaus 225

HIGH INDIVIDUAL SERIES: (2/5)Todd Moody 651, Joe Wiebelhaus 618,Steve Honeywell 607; (2/7) Dan McFar-land 637, Joe Wiebelhaus 632, RobWieblelhaus 622

FINAL THIRD QUARTER STAND-INGS: A — Merkel Ins. 96-64, WiebelhausRec 90-70, Crofton Elevator 85-75, Don’sAuto 71-89; B — Goeden Steel 86-74,DSM Apts. 80-80, Coors Light 79-81,Leader Angus 53-107

FOURTH QUARTER STANDINGS: A— Wiebelhaus Rec 12-8, Crofton Elevator12-8, Merkel Insulation 8-12, Don’s Auto 4-16; B — Coors Light 19-1, Leader Angus16-4, DSM Apts. 8-12, Goeden Steel 1-19

2/5 HIGHLIGHTS: Ryan Tramp - 104over game avg., 143 over series avg.

2/7 HIGHLIGHTS: Luke DeBlauw - 64over game avg., 158 over series avg.

NOTE: Merkel Insulation, GoedenSteel win third quarter

BASKETBALLYANKTON PARKS & REC

MEN’S COMPETITIVE LEAGUERESULTS: Flint Tropics def. Ben’s

Brewing Co. 73-60; Spinal Tappers def.Neighborhood Dental 86-84; Horn Law Of-fice/Upper Deck def. The Ball Players 82-36

STANDINGS: Flint Tropics 9-0, SpinalTappers 6-3, Neighborhood Dental 5-4,Horn Law Office-Upper Deck 4-5, Ben’sBrewing Co. 3-6, Ball Players 0-9

SDSWA BOYS’ POLLWith first-place votes in parentheses,

records, total points and previous rankingClass AA

1. Roosevelt (9) 15-1 45 12. Brookings 13-4 35 43. Pierre 12-5 26 24. Brandon Valley 11-6 19 55. Watertown 10-6 6 3

Also receiving votes: Huron 12-6.Class A

1. Clark-Willow Lake (7) 18-0 43 12. SF Christian (2) 17-0 38 23. St. Thomas More 17-1 27 34. Madison 15-2 14 45. Tea Area 14-3 12 NR

Also receiving votes: Dell Rapids 12-5.Class B

1. White River (9) 14-1 45 12. James Valley Chr. 17-0 36 23. Canistota 16-1 25 34. Viborg-Hurley 14-2 15 45. Dupree 16-1 10 5

Also receiving votes: Potter County15-0.

SDSWA GIRLS’ POLLWith first-place votes in parentheses,

records, total points and previous rankingClass AA

1. Washington (7) 17-1 43 22. Mitchell (2) 15-2 38 3

3. Aberdeen Central 15-1 27 14. Roosevelt 13-3 18 45. Lincoln 11-5 9 5

Class A1. Harrisburg (9) 17-1 45 12. St. Thomas More 17-1 34 23. Spearfish 12-3 26 34. Pine Ridge 15-1 21 45. Clark-Willow Lake 16-3 7 T5

Also receiving votes: Chamberlain 17-1.

Class B1. Summit (9) 18-1 45 12. Warner 19-1 34 23. De Smet 18-1 23 34. Herreid-Selby Area 17-1 15 45. Sanborn Cent.-Woon. 17-1 11 5

Also receiving votes: Hanson 17-2,Lemmon 16-0.

MONDAY’S S.D. BOYSAvon 58, Gayville-Volin 39Philip 58, Newell 57St. Thomas More 54, Hill City 14

POSTPONEMENTS-CANCELLATIONSMitchell Christian vs. Menno, ppd. to

Feb 16.Scotland vs. Platte-Geddes, ppd. to

Feb 14.Centerville vs. Bridgewater-Emery,

ccd.

MONDAY’S S.D. GIRLSAvon 55, Gayville-Volin 40Douglas 56, Oelrichs 29Marion 37, Freeman Academy 27Mobridge-Pollock 58, Standing Rock,

N.D. 56Spearfish 64, Cheyenne-Eagle Butte

38St. Thomas More 59, Hill City 18Timber Lake 47, Eureka/Bowdle 33

POSTPONEMENTS-CANCELLATIONSHighmore-Harrold vs. Faulkton, ppd.

to Feb 12.Marty Indian vs. Freeman, ccd.Howard vs. Menno, ppd. to Feb 14.

MONDAY’S NEB. BOYSCollege View Academy 51, East Butler

23

MONDAY’S NEB. GIRLSBennington 67, Ralston 36Schuyler 48, Omaha Mercy 38Sub-District C1-1First RoundAuburn 41, Conestoga 37

Sub-District C1-3First Round

Douglas County West 41, Boys Town23

Sub-District C1-4First Round

Columbus Lakeview 45, David City 24Sub-District C1-7

First RoundWest Point-Beemer 37, Logan View

25Sub-District C1-8

First RoundBattle Creek 40, Madison 34

Sub-District C2-2First Round

Thayer Central 59, Tri County 31

Sub-District C2-3First Round

Omaha Brownell-Talbot 32, OmahaChristian Academy 28

Sub-District C2-4First Round

Malcolm 35, Twin River 31Sub-District C2-5

First RoundWisner-Pilger 38, Clarkson/Leigh 34

Sub-District C2-6First Round

Plainview 44, Stanton 32Sub-District C2-9

First RoundDoniphan-Trumbull 50, Nebraska

Christian 45Sub-District C2-10

First RoundWood River 55, Franklin 23

Sub-District D1-3First Round

Shelton 34, Harvard 20

Sub-District D1-4First Round

Cross County 51, High Plains Com-munity 34

Sub-District D1-6First Round

Bloomfield 55, Allen 48, OTSub-District D1-8

First RoundBurwell 44, South Loup 34

Sub-District D1-11First Round

SMC 41, Maxwell 31Sub-District D2-3

First RoundOsceola 56, Mead 50

Sub-District D2-4First Round

Spalding/Spalding Academy 57,Elkhorn Valley 47

Sub-District D2-5First Round

Winside 67, Walthill 46Sub-District D2-6

First RoundWausa 48, Santee 8

Sub-District D2-10First Round

Medicine Valley 35, Maywood 31Sub-District D2-12

First RoundSouth Platte 36, Banner County 25

AP TOP TWENTY FIVEThe top 25 teams in The Associated

Press’ college basketball poll, with first-place votes in parentheses, recordsthrough Feb. 10, total points based on 25points for a first-place vote through onepoint for a 25th-place vote and last week’sranking:

Record Pts Prv1. Indiana (26) 21-3 1,559 12. Duke (20) 21-2 1,515 43. Miami (17) 19-3 1,499 84. Michigan 21-3 1,428 35. Gonzaga (2) 23-2 1,371 66. Syracuse 20-3 1,293 97. Florida 19-3 1,286 28. Michigan St. 20-4 1,178 129. Arizona 20-3 1,062 7

10. Kansas St. 19-4 1,012 1311. Butler 20-4 943 1412. Louisville 19-5 842 1113. Ohio St. 17-6 828 1014. Kansas 19-4 823 515. Georgetown 17-4 679 2016. Pittsburgh 20-5 591 2317. Oklahoma St. 17-5 587 2218. Marquette 17-5 493 2419. New Mexico 20-4 433 1520. Wisconsin 17-7 305 —21. Notre Dame 19-5 264 2522. Memphis 20-3 193 —23. Oregon 19-5 137 1924. Colorado St. 19-4 125 —25. Kentucky 17-6 87 —

Others receiving votes: Minnesota 80,Missouri 69, Cincinnati 68, Saint Mary’s(Cal) 62, Creighton 56, San Diego St. 53,Louisiana Tech 43, VCU 35, Saint Louis34, Illinois 26, NC State 24, Akron 12,UCLA 8, UNLV 6, Indiana St. 5, Virginia 4,Wichita St. 3, Belmont 2, Mississippi 1,Oklahoma 1.

USA TODAY TOP 25 POLLThe top 25 teams in the USA Today

men’s college basketball poll, with first-place votes in parentheses, recordsthrough Feb. 10, points based on 25 pointsfor a first-place vote through one point fora 25th-place vote and last week’s ranking:

Record Pts Pvs1. Duke (18) 21-2 744 42. Indiana (6) 21-3 717 13. Gonzaga (1) 23-2 681 64. Miami (5) 19-3 674 115. Michigan (1) 21-3 663 36. Florida 19-3 628 27. Syracuse 20-3 608 98. Michigan State 20-4 582 89. Arizona 20-3 491 7

10. Butler 20-4 460 1411. Kansas State 19-4 455 1512. Louisville 19-5 393 1213. Kansas 19-4 364 514. Ohio State 17-6 353 1015. Georgetown 17-4 329 21

16. Oklahoma State 17-5 259 2417. Pittsburgh 20-5 246 2518. New Mexico 20-4 203 1619. Wisconsin 17-7 150 —20. Marquette 17-5 144 —21. Notre Dame 19-5 140 —22. San Diego State 18-5 120 2523. Creighton 20-5 102 1324. Colorado State 19-4 79 —25. Memphis 20-3 76 —

Others receiving votes: Missouri 72,Oregon 63, Virginia Commonwealth 63,Cincinnati 38, Minnesota 28, Kentucky 27,Saint Mary’s 27, Louisiana Tech 18, SaintLouis 13, Middle Tennessee 11, Mississippi11, Illinois 10, Akron 9, UNLV 8, WichitaState 8, UCLA 3, Stephen F. Austin 2, Bel-mont 1, Oklahoma 1, Virginia 1.

AP WOMEN’S TOP TWENTY FIVEThe top 25 teams in the The Associ-

ated Press’ women’s college basketballpoll, with first-place votes in parentheses,records through Feb. 10, total points basedon 25 points for a first-place vote throughone point for a 25th-place vote and lastweek’s ranking:

Record Pts Prv1. Baylor (37) 22-1 997 12. Notre Dame 22-1 954 23. UConn (3) 21-1 929 3

4. Stanford 23-2 865 45. Duke 21-1 843 56. California 21-2 806 67. Maryland 19-3 753 78. Penn St. 20-3 697 89. Kentucky 21-3 657 1010. Louisville 20-4 578 1111. Texas A&M 19-5 576 1412. Tennessee 19-5 575 1213. Georgia 20-4 505 914. North Carolina 22-3 471 1615. UCLA 19-4 451 1716. South Carolina 20-4 412 1517. Dayton 21-1 398 1818. Purdue 18-5 318 1319. Florida St. 19-4 266 1920. Delaware 20-3 217 2021. Colorado 18-5 188 2122. Oklahoma 18-5 187 2323. Syracuse 19-3 105 2424. Iowa St. 17-5 75 2525. Oklahoma St. 16-6 49 22

Others receiving votes: Green Bay 43,Nebraska 24, Michigan 11, Toledo 9, Michi-gan St. 8, West Virginia 8, Duquesne 5,SMU 5, LSU 4, Washington 4, San DiegoSt. 2, UTEP 2, Wyoming 2, DePaul 1.

NATIONAL BASKETBALL ASSOC.EASTERN CONFERENCE

Atlantic DivisionW L Pct GB

New York 32 17 .653 —Brooklyn 30 22 .577 3 1/2Boston 27 24 .529 6Philadelphia 22 28 .440 10 1/2Toronto 19 32 .373 14

Southeast DivisionW L Pct GB

Miami 34 14 .708 —Atlanta 28 22 .560 7Washington 15 35 .300 20Orlando 15 36 .294 20 1/2Charlotte 12 39 .235 23 1/2

Central DivisionW L Pct GB

Indiana 31 21 .596 —Chicago 30 21 .588 1/2Milwaukee 25 25 .500 5Detroit 20 33 .377 11 1/2Cleveland 16 36 .308 15

WESTERN CONFERENCESouthwest Division

W L Pct GBSan Antonio 41 12 .774 —Memphis 32 18 .640 7 1/2Houston 28 25 .528 13Dallas 22 29 .431 18New Orleans 18 34 .346 22 1/2

Northwest DivisionW L Pct GB

Oklahoma City 39 12 .765 —Denver 33 19 .635 6 1/2Utah 28 24 .538 11 1/2

Portland 25 26 .490 14Minnesota 19 30 .388 19

Pacific DivisionW L Pct GB

L.A. Clippers 37 17 .685 —Golden State 30 21 .588 5 1/2L.A. Lakers 24 28 .462 12Sacramento 19 33 .365 17Phoenix 17 35 .327 19Sunday’s Games

L.A. Clippers 102, New York 88Miami 107, L.A. Lakers 97Memphis 105, Minnesota 88Boston 118, Denver 114,3OTToronto 102, New Orleans 89Orlando 110, Portland 104Oklahoma City 97, Phoenix 69San Antonio 111, Brooklyn 86Sacramento 117, Houston 111

Monday’s GamesMinnesota 100, Cleveland 92Charlotte 94, Boston 91L.A. Clippers 107, Philadelphia 90Brooklyn 89, Indiana 84, OTNew Orleans 105, Detroit 86San Antonio 103, Chicago 89Washington 102, Milwaukee 90Atlanta 105, Dallas 101

Tuesday’s GamesDenver at Toronto, 6 p.m.Portland at Miami, 6:30 p.m.Sacramento at Memphis, 7 p.m.Oklahoma City at Utah, 8 p.m.Houston at Golden State, 9:30 p.m.

Phoenix at L.A. Lakers, 9:30 p.m.

TRANSACTIONSBASEBALL

National LeagueCINCINNATI REDS—Agreed to terms

with OF Shin-Soo Choo on a one-yearcontract and RHP Clay Hensley on a minorleague contract.

COLORADO ROCKIES —Agreed toterms with OF Dexter Fowler on a two-yearcontract.

FOOTBALLNational Football League

BUFFALO BILLS—Released LB NickBarnett and S George Wilson.

CHICAGO BEARS—Signed CBLeQuan Lewis.

DALLAS COWBOYS—Signed GCharlie Bryant and DT Nick Hayden to theirreserve/future contracts. Named GaryBrown running backs coach.

DETROIT LIONS—Named JenniferCadicamo vice president of marketing andpartnership activation, Wade Martin vicepresident, corporate partnerships and BenManges director of corporate communica-tions.

KANSAS CITY CHIEFS—Signed WRMardy Gilyard, TE Kevin Brock and DEMarcus Dixon.

MINNESOTA VIKINGS—Signed DBRoderick Williams.

NEW YORK GIANTS—Signed CBTerrell Thomas.

HOCKEYNational Hockey League

ANAHEIM DUCKS—Recalled D NateGuenin from Norfolk (AHL)

BOSTON BRUINS—Assigned FJamie Tardif and F Lane MacDermid toProvidence (AHL).

DALLAS STARS—Recalled F AntoineRoussel from (AHL).

ST. LOUIS BLUES—Assigned G JakeAllen to Peoria (AHL). Activated G JaroslavHalak from injured reserve. Reassigned GPaul Karpowich from Peoria to Evansville(ECHL).

SAN FRANCISCO 49ERS—Signed SMichael Thomas to a reserve/future con-tract.

TAMPA BAY LIGHTNING—Recalled FRichard Panik from Syracuse (AHL).Placed F Ryan Malone on injured reserve.

COLLEGECONNECTICUT—Suspended junior

basketball C Enosch Wolf indefinitely afterbeing charged with 3rd-degree burglary,criminal trespass and disorderly conduct.

DUKE—Named Scottie Montgomeryassociate head football coach and re-ceivers coach.

KANSAS—Named Dave Campo as-sistant head coach for defense and will re-main defensive backs coach, Rod Jonesdirector of high school relations, MauriceCrum Jr. assistant director of operations,Louie Matsakis director of football person-nel, Max Onyegbule graduate assistant-defense and Ty Greenwood quality controlcoach-defense. Promoted Scott Vestal toassistant defensive backs coach, MattShula to graduate assistant-special teamsand Mark Ross to quality control coach-of-fense.

LEES-MCRAE—Announced the res-ignation of men’s volleyball coach JamesGoodridge to accept the women’s assistantvolleyball coaching position with Buffalo.

PURDUE—Named Gerad Parker tightends coach.

SHENANDOAH—Named AshleySmeltzer women’s field hockey coach.

UTAH—Named Dennis Erickson asco-offensive coordinator.

WINGATE—Named Chip Wigginswomen’s soccer coach.

PAGE 8 PRESS & DAKOTAN ■ TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 12, 2013

Tuesday, February 12BASKETBALL, BOYS’ Beresford at Lennox; Bon

Homme at Dakota Valley; Irene-Wakonda at Freeman;Menno vs. Viborg-Hurley at Hurley; Platte-Geddes atWinner; Tripp-Delmont-Armour vs. Corsica-Stickney atCorsica; Wagner at Vermillion (8 p.m., KVTK-AM)

BASKETBALL, GIRLS’ Brookings at YHS (7:30p.m., KYNT-AM, KVHT-FM); Neb. Sub-Districts — C1-7 at Wisner (Winnebago vs. West Point-Beemer, 6 p.m.;Ponca vs. Wayne, 8 p.m.); C2-7 at Ponca (Homer vs.Wakefield, 6 p.m.; Laurel-Concord-Coleridge vs. Hart-ington Cedar Catholic, 7:45 p.m.); C2-8 at O’Neill(Crofton vs. Creighton, 6 p.m., KKYA-FM; West Holt vs.Boyd County, 8 p.m.); D1-6 at Wausa (Emerson-Hub-bard vs. Bloomfield, 6:15 p.m.; Hartington vs. Ran-dolph, 8 p.m.); D2-5 at Hartington (Wynot vs.Walthill-Winside winner, 6:15 p.m., KVHT-FM; Lyons-Decatur Northeast vs. Bancroft-Rosalie, 7:45 p.m.); D2-6 at Randolph (Osmond vs. Wausa-Santee winner, 6p.m.; Stuart vs. Ewing, 7:30 p.m.); Andes Central atParkston; Avon vs. Irene-Wakonda at Irene; BonHomme at Dakota Valley; Canistota at Freeman Acad-emy; Dakota Christian at Scotland; Elk Point-Jeffersonat Centerville; Freeman at Ethan; Menno vs. Viborg-Hurley at Hurley; Parker at Garretson; Tripp-Delmont-Armour vs. Corsica-Stickney at Corsica; Wagner atVermillion (6:30 p.m., KVTK-AM)

BASKETBALL, GIRLS’ JV Brookings at YHS (4p.m.)

BASKETBALL, GIRLS’ SOPH Brookings at YHS(5:45 p.m.)

BASKETBALL, GIRLS’ 9TH Brookings at YHS (4p.m.)

Wednesday, February 13BASKETBALL, MEN’S Morningside at MMC (8

p.m., KYNT-AM)BASKETBALL, WOMEN’S Morningside at MMC

(6 p.m., KYNT-AM)Thursday, February 14

BASKETBALL, MEN’S Oakland at USD (7 p.m.,KVHT-FM)

BASKETBALL, WOMEN’S USD at Oakland (5:30p.m., KVTK-AM)

BASKETBALL, BOYS’ Brandon Valley at YHS(7:30 p.m., KYNT-AM, KVTK-AM); Corn Palace Clas-sic (Avon vs. Wolsey-Wessington, 5:45 p.m.; AndesCentral vs. Kimball-White Lake, 8:45 p.m.); Freeman atAlcester-Hudson; Harrisburg at Dakota Valley; Irene-Wakonda vs. Bridgewater-Emery at Bridgewater; Madi-son at Vermillion; Marion vs. Viborg-Hurley at Viborg;Platte-Geddes at Scotland; Sioux Falls Christian atBeresford

BASKETBALL, BOYS’ JV Brandon Valley at YHS(4 p.m.)

BASKETBALL, BOYS’ SOPH Brandon Valley atYHS (5:45 p.m.)

BASKETBALL, BOYS’ 9TH Brandon Valley atYHS (4 p.m.)

BASKETBALL, GIRLS’ Neb. Sub-Districts — C1-7 at Wisner (Championship — 7 p.m.); C2-7 at Ponca(Championship — 7 p.m.); C2-8 at O’Neill (Champi-onship — 7 p.m.); D1-6 at Wausa (Championship — 7p.m.); D2-5 at Hartington (Championship — 7 p.m.);D2-6 at Randolph (Championship — 7 p.m.); Alcester-Hudson at Canton; Harrisburg at Dakota Valley;Howard at Menno; Marion vs. Viborg-Hurley at Viborg;Parkston vs. Mount Vernon-Plankinton at Mount Ver-non; Platte-Geddes at Wagner; Scotland vs. Tripp-Del-mont-Armour at Tripp; Sioux Falls Christian atBeresford; Tea Area at Parker

WRESTLING, PREP S.D. Regions — 2A at S.F.Lincoln (YHS, Dakota Valley, Vermillion, 5 p.m.)

Friday, February 15BASKETBALL, BOYS’ Alcester-Hudson at Can-

ton; Allen at Winnebago; Avon at Freeman; Bloomfieldat Wausa; Centerville at Canistota; Crazy Horse atMarty; Crofton at Boone Central-Newman Grove; ElkPoint-Jefferson at Tea Area; Ethan vs. Tripp-Delmont-Armour at Armour; Gregory at Bon Homme; HartingtonCedar Catholic at Norfolk Catholic; Laurel-Concord-Co-leridge at Wynot; Mount Vernon-Plankinton at Parkston;Ponca at Creighton; Randolph at Hartington; Scotlandat Menno (PN); Viborg-Hurley at Flandreau Indian;Wagner at Platte-Geddes

BASKETBALL, GIRLS’ Crazy Horse at Marty; ElkPoint-Jefferson at Tea Area; Gregory at Bon Homme;Viborg-Hurley at Flandreau Indian

GYMNASTICS, PREP S.D. State Meet at RapidCity

HOCKEY, PEEWEE State ‘A’ Tourn. at Mitchell;State ‘B’ Tourn. at Rapid City

TRACK & FIELD, COLLEGE INDOOR GreatPlains Athletic Conf. Championships at Lincoln, Neb.(MMC); USD Open (USD)

WRESTLING, PREP S.D. Regions — 2A at S.F.Lincoln (YHS, Dakota Valley, Vermillion, 6 p.m.); Neb.State Meet at Omaha

Saturday, February 16BASKETBALL, MEN’S Concordia at MMC (4

p.m., KYNT-AM); Fort Wayne at USD (7 p.m., KVHT-FM)

BASKETBALL, WOMEN’S USD at Fort Wayne (1p.m., KVHT-FM); Concordia at MMC (2 p.m., KYNT-AM)

BASKETBALL, BOYS’ Pierre at YHS (7:30 p.m.,KVHT.com); Centerville at Beresford; Mitchell Christianat Menno; Oldham-Ramona-Rutland at Marion

BASKETBALL, BOYS’ JV Pierre at YHS (4 p.m.)BASKETBALL, BOYS’ SOPH Pierre at YHS (5:45

p.m.)BASKETBALL, BOYS’ 9TH Pierre at YHS (4 p.m.)BASKETBALL, GIRLS’ YHS at Pierre (7:30 p.m.,

KYNT-AM, KVTK-AM); S.D. Districts — 7B at Tea(Freeman, Freeman Academy, Marion, Parker); 11B atMitchell (Avon, Menno, Scotland); 12B (Andes Central,Marty, Tripp-Delmont-Armour)

BASKETBALL, GIRLS’ JV YHS at Pierre (4 p.m.)BASKETBALL, GIRLS’ SOPH YHS at Pierre (5:45

p.m.)BASKETBALL, GIRLS’ 9TH YHS at Pierre (4

p.m.)GYMNASTICS, PREP S.D. State Meet at Rapid

CityHOCKEY, BOYS’ JV Yankton at Watertown (6

p.m.)HOCKEY, GIRLS’ JV Yankton at Brookings (6:15

p.m.)HOCKEY, BOYS’ BANTAM Yankton at Watertown

(4 p.m.)HOCKEY, PEEWEE State ‘A’ Tourn. at Mitchell;

State ‘B’ Tourn. at Rapid CitySOFTBALL, COLLEGE Briar Cliff Scrimmage (Ex-

hibition — MMC vs. Southeast CC, 10 a.m.; MMC vs.Briar Cliff, 1 p.m.)

TRACK & FIELD, COLLEGE INDOOR GreatPlains Athletic Conf. Championships at Lincoln, Neb.(MMC)

WRESTLING, PREP Neb. State Meet at Omaha;S.D. Regions — 2B at Salem (Alcester-Hudson, Beres-ford, Elk Point-Jefferson, Marion-Freeman, Parker, 10a.m.); 3B at Wagner (Andes Central, Bon Homme, Kim-ball-White Lake-Platte-Geddes, Parkston, Scotland,Wagner, 10 a.m.)

Sunday, February 17HOCKEY, BOYS’ JV Brookings at Yankton (11

a.m.)HOCKEY, GIRLS’ JV Yankton at Brookings (8

a.m.)HOCKEY, BOYS’ BANTAM Brookings at Yankton

(9 a.m.)HOCKEY, PEEWEE State ‘A’ Tourn. at Mitchell;

State ‘B’ Tourn. at Rapid CityMonday, February 18

BASEBALL, COLLEGE MMC vs. North Dakota atMinneapolis (DH, 12:15 p.m.)

BASKETBALL, BOYS’ Neb. Sub-Districts — C1-7 at Wisner (Ponca); C2-8 at O’Neill (Creighton,Crofton, Niobrara-Verdigre); D1-6 at Wausa (Allen,Bloomfield, Hartington, Randolph); D2-5 at Hartington(Wynot); D2-6 at Randolph (Santee, Wausa); Freemanat Ethan; Parkston at Parker; Platte-Geddes at Gre-gory; Scotland at Hanson; Tripp-Delmont-Armour vs.Kimball-White Lake at Kimball; Wagner at Marty Indian

BASKETBALL, GIRLS’ S.D. Districts — 8B atGayville (Alcester-Hudson, Centerville, Gayville-Volin,Irene-Wakonda, Viborg-Hurley); 12B (Andes Central,Marty, Tripp-Delmont-Armour)

S C O R E B OA R D A R E A C A L E N DA R

C O L L E G E / Y H S E V E N T S

HockeyYANKTON BOYS’ JV: Saturday, at Watertown, 6 p.m.; Sunday, vs. Brookings, 11a.m.YANKTON GIRLS’ JV: Saturday, at Brookings, 6:15 p.m.; Sunday, at Brookings, 8a.m.YANKTON BANTAM: Saturday, at Watertown, 4 p.m.; Sunday, vs. Brookings, 9 a.m.YANKTON PEEWEE: Friday-Sunday, State A Tourn. at Mitchell; Friday-Sunday,State B Tourn. at Rapid City

Today6 p.m. GIRLS’ B-BALL: Crofton vs. Creighton (Sub-District C2-8) KKYA-FM

6:15 p.m. GIRLS’ B-BALL: Wynot vs. TBD (Sub-District D2-5) KVHT-FM7:30 p.m. GIRLS’ B-BALL: Brookings at YHS KYNT-AM, KVHT-FM

8 p.m. BOYS’ B-BALL: Wagner at Vermillion KVTK-AM

Wednesday6 p.m. WOMEN’S B-BALL: Morningside at MMC KYNT-AM8 p.m. MEN’S B-BALL: Morningside at MMC KYNT-AM

Thursday5:30 p.m. WOMEN’S B-BALL: USD at Oakland KVTK-AM

7 p.m. MEN’S B-BALL: Oakland at USD KVHT-FM7 p.m. GIRLS’ B-BALL: Sub-District C2-8 (if Crofton advances) KKYA-FM7 p.m. GIRLS’ B-BALL: Sub-District D2-5 (if Wynot advances) KVHT.com

7:30 p.m. BOYS’ B-BALL: Brandon Valley at YHS KYNT-AM, KVTK-AM

Saturday1 p.m. WOMEN’S B-BALL: USD at Fort Wayne KVHT-FM2 p.m. WOMEN’S B-BALL: Concordia at MMC KYNT-AM4 p.m. MEN’S B-BALL: Concordia at MMC KYNT-AM7 p.m. MEN’S B-BALL: Fort Wayne at USD KVHT-FM

7:30 p.m. BOYS’ B-BALL: Pierre at YHS KVHT.com7:30 p.m. GIRLS’ B-BALL: YHS at Pierre KYNT-AM, KVTK-AM

OT H E R E V E N T S

R A D I O & T E L E V I S I O N

WEDNESDAYFeb. 13

WBB: Morning-side, 6 p.m.MBB: Morning-side, 8 p.m.

THURSDAYFeb. 14

WR: Region 2A@ SF Lincoln, 5p.m.BBB: Brandon Valley, 7:30 p.m.

WBB: @ Oak-land, 5:30 p.m.MBB: Oakland,7 p.m.

FRIDAYFeb. 15

GYM: State AA@ Rapid City,noonWR: Region 2A@ SF Lincoln, 6p.m.

T&F: USDOpen, 4:30 p.m.

SATURDAYFeb. 16

T&F: GPACMeet @ Lincoln,1 p.m.SB: Briar CliffScrimmage, 10a.m.WBB: Concor-dia, 2 p.m.MBB: Concor-dia, 4 p.m.

WBB: @ FortWayne, 1 p.m.MBB: FortWayne, 7 p.m.

SUNDAYFeb. 17

MONDAYFeb. 18

BSB: vs. NorthDakota @ Minneapolis,12:15 p.m.

TODAYFeb. 12

GBB: Brookings,7:30 p.m.

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Area Teams Rearrange Schedules Due To Weather

Several area schools changed their basketball sched-ules for games to be played on Monday, Feb. 11.

— The Irene-Wakonda at Freeman boys’ basketballgame will be played today (Tuesday).

— The Howard at Menno girls’ basketball game willbe played on Thursday, with the JV game at 6:15 p.m.and the varsity game to follow.

— The Platte-Geddes at Scotland boys’ basketballgame will be played on Thursday.

— The Mitchell Christian at Menno boys’ basketballgame will be played on Saturday in Menno. A start timehas yet to be determined.

— The Freeman at Marty girls’ basketball game, andCenterville at Bridgewater-Emery boys’ basketball gamehave been cancelled.

Athletic Directors and Coaches are reminded to con-tact the Press & Dakotan with any schedule changes.Please email them to sports@yankton.net, fax them to 1-605-665-7811, or phone them in to 1-605-665-7811, ext.106.

Stiegelmeier At QB ClubThe Yankton Quarterback Club will meet Wednesday

at noon at the Elks Lodge, 504 West 27th Street, Yank-ton.

This week’s speaker is South Dakota State footballcoach John Stiegelmeier. The veteran head coach ledthe Jackrabbits to their first-ever post-season victory be-fore the team lost to eventual NCAA FCS championNorth Dakota State. He will discuss the past season, aswell as the recruiting class for 2013-14.

The public is invited to attend. The QB Club wouldlike to send a special invitation out to SDSU alumni andfans for the event.

MMC To Host Men’s BasketballAlumni Game, Reunion Weekend Feb. 16-17

The Mount Marty College men’s basketball programwill be hosting an alumni game and reunion weekendFebruary 16-17. The event will coincide with the Class of2013 Mount Marty College Athletic Hall of Fame cele-bration which includes the induction of the 1997-98 NAIAFinal Four Team. This will be a special time to celebratecollege history, reunite with former teammates andcoaches, and give the MMC loyal fan base a trip downmemory lane.

Saturday’s activities with start with alumni basketballgames beginning at 10 a.m. in Cimpl Arena. Basketballalumni and their families are then welcome to attend atailgating party following the games in the Cyber Café.There will be foods, games and activities for kids of allages.

The MMC men’s and women’s basketball games vs.Concordia begin at 2 p.m. that afternoon. The weekendwill conclude with a post-game gathering on Saturdaynight and mass and brunch on Sunday morning.

For more information on the event or to RSVP, con-tact Amy at 605-668-1542 or alumni@mtmc.edu.

Wolters, Lingle Sweep SummitHoops Honors

ELMHURST, Ill. — South Dakota State’s NateWolters and Katie Lingle swept the Summit Leaguemen’s and women’s basketball Player of the Week hon-ors.

Wolters garnered his 13th career accolade and fifth ofthe season after a record-setting performance. AgainstFort Wayne, Wolters posted an NCAA season-best scor-ing performance with 53 points to set a school-record

and a Summit League record for a regulation game. Inamassing the highest NCAA point total since 2009,Wolters converted 17-of-28 field goal attempts, includ-ing 9-of-14 three-point attempts, and 10-of-11 freethrows in South Dakota State’s victory.

Two days later, Wolters put up 36 points to go alongwith seven assists and six rebounds at Oakland. In thatcontest, he made 12-of-20 from the field, including threetreys, and converted all nine free throw attempts.

For the week, Wolters averaged 44.5 points, five as-sists and five rebounds per game while shooting 60.4percent (29-48) overall, 52.2 percent (12-23) from be-yond the arc, and 95 percent (19-20) from the free throwline.

A senior from Pierre, Lingle came off the bench to av-erage 14 points, 8.5 rebounds, 2.5 blocked shots andtwo assists per game, while playing only 21 minutes percontest. She scored a career-high 18 points on 9-of-13shooting from the field and matched her season highwith nine rebounds in a home victory over Fort Wayne onFeb. 7. Two nights later at Frost Arena, Lingle added 10points and eight rebounds as the league-leadingJackrabbits defeated Oakland.

For the week, Lingle shot 61 percent (14-of-23) fromthe field. She has been the leading scorer off the benchfor the Jackrabbits in 10 consecutive games, reachingdouble figures five times. In Summit League games, Lin-gle leads the league by shooting an even 50 percentfrom the field.

USD Women’s Tennis TeamDrops Two Over Weekend

DES MOINES, Iowa — The South Dakota women’stennis team suffered its first two dual losses of the sea-son over the weekend, falling to Ill.-Chicago and UTEPin Des Moines, Iowa.

IUC swept the Coyotes 7-0 on Sunday. The Coyotes

dropped a 4-3 decision to UTEP on Saturday.The teams split in singles play, with Hafsa Laraibi,

Veronika Makashov and Yamini Reddy earning victories.Laraibi and Michelle Elkin teamed up for the Coyotes’lone doubles victory, as UTEP claimed the doubles pointin the dual.

Two Coyote Relays Place Top-Three At Minnesota Challenge

MINNEAPOLIS, Minn.—South Dakota women’sswimming and diving totaled seven top-10 finishes onday two of the Minnesota Challenge, including two top-three relay finishes. No team scores were kept at theevent.

An 800-yard freestyle relay team of Lydia Engberg,Stacie Kjelden, Miranda Vlach-Buller and Charlotte Yawwere the top ‘Yote finishers on the day, taking second-place with a time of 8:26.35.

Yaw later teamed up with Rachael Kranka, StephanieGoddard and Engberg to take third in the 400 free relay(3:47.13).

Six Coyote individuals recorded top 10 finishes.Kranda took seventh and Thompson took eighth in the200 backstroke, timing 2:17.37 and 2:17.51, respectively.Thompson’s time bettered her previous career-best bymore than eight seconds.

Shroyer finished seventh in the 200 butterfly in2:21.08, Yaw took eighth place in the 200 freestyle, fin-ishing in 1:58.82, Goddard was eighth in the 200 breast-stroke in 2:37.02 and Kjelden time 5:10.51 in the 400 IM.All four of the times were new season-bests.

The Coyotes will have 10 days off before returning tocompetition on the Summit League Championships onFeb. 20 in Rochester, Mich. The championship meet isa three-day event.

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